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binding of E 2 to receptors located on cell membranes, in the cytoplasm, or mitochondria, leading to the activation of signal transduction pathways. These pathways may indirectly also affect the gene regulation via their activation of other transcription
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be used as a drug to minimize bone loss as a promising alternative to oral antioxidant supplements. MMF activates endogenous antoxidant pathways like HO-1 and NRF2, which allow the body to modulate levels of ROS with innate gene regulation and protein
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expression and gene regulation of insulin-like 3 receptor RXFP2 in mouse male reproductive organs . Biology of Reproduction 77 671 – 680 . ( doi:10.1095/biolreprod.107.060442 ) Ferlin A Garolla A Rigon F Caldogno LR Lenzi A Foresta C 2006 Changes in
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immunological response to a bacterial stimulus, cytokine signaling, and the regulation of apoptosis. Although the majority of the gene regulation following LPS treatment was inhibitory, the genes with the greatest alterations were primarily upregulated, with nr
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completely blocked by SB431542, a TGFβ receptor I inhibitor ( Fig. 7A and C ). These results suggest that canonical TGFβ signals in pericytes are associated with collagen gene regulation. We also showed that SB431542 significantly reduced type III collagen
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binding to GC-rich elements in response to physiological and pathological stimuli, and it can either activate or repress gene transcription. Previous studies have shown that the mechanism of its gene regulation partially lies in the translocation of SP1
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mediate phosphorylation of CREB and C/EBPβ might play a role in coordinating their participation in c- fos activation by GH. Gene regulation is recognized to involve regulatory complexes containing multiple factors that occupy target gene promoters and